In its ten-year history, few practicing architects have won the Vincent Scully Prize. The award honors individuals who have made noteworthy contributions to architectural practice—in addition to scholarship and criticism—but the majority of winners have been academics, policymakers, or patrons. But this year’s winner, Robert A.M. Stern, FAIA, is very much a practitioner despite his long career in academics. ArchRecord conducts a brief Q&A with Stern, discussing the prize and some of his current work. prev.
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